Josh Glancy, News Review Editor for The Sunday Times and former Washington correspondent, dives into Donald Trump's controversial ambitions of acquiring Greenland, the Panama Canal, and Canada. They discuss the geopolitical significance of Greenland amid rising tensions and local reactions to American interests. The conversation also touches on humorous notions like Canada potentially becoming the 51st state, while examining the implications of the so-called 'Donro Doctrine' and its resonance with U.S. dominance in foreign policy.

In this discussion, Josh Glancy, News Review Editor for The Sunday Times and former Washington correspondent, delves into Donald Trump's ambitious foreign policy. Topics include Trump's controversial remarks about Greenland and the Panama Canal, framed as a matter of U.S. national security. Glancy examines the historical context and diplomatic tensions surrounding these territories, as well as the implications for international relations in the face of climate change and geopolitical rivalries with China and Russia.

Josh Glancy, News Review Editor at The Sunday Times, dives deep into the enigma that is J.D. Vance. They discuss Vance's controversial rise, tracing his path from a tumultuous childhood to the Senate, and his evolving political beliefs influenced by Trump. Topics include Vance’s views on America's global role, his vision for a post-liberal future, and his desire to revive American values reminiscent of Eisenhower's era. The conversation also highlights Vance's complex relationship with both faith and political identity.

Josh Glancy, News Review Editor at The Sunday Times, reports from Tel Aviv, capturing the tension of life under conflict. Michal Mayo shares her heartbreaking experience as a family member of a hostage during a fragile ceasefire, revealing deep emotional struggles. Elan Keshet expresses both his anxieties and hopes as they await the fate of loved ones. Together, they explore themes of hope amidst despair, the pain of uncertainty, and the profound empathy that emerges in times of crisis.

Josh Glancy, News Review Editor at The Sunday Times and former Washington correspondent, joins Louise Callaghan, the newspaper's US correspondent, to dissect the nuances of Donald Trump's inauguration as the wealthiest in U.S. history. They unveil the significant financial backing from tech giants and contrast this event with Trump's first inauguration. Insights on anticipated executive actions, particularly regarding pardons, and the evolving perceptions of Trump’s legacy within the corporate landscape highlight this captivating discussion.

In this engaging discussion, Josh Glancy, the News Review Editor for The Sunday Times, examines Donald Trump's intriguing ties to the wrestling world. He explores how Trump's theatrical persona leveraged wrestling's entertainment value to shape his political brand. The conversation also touches on Vince McMahon's crucial role in modern wrestling and how it resonates with American cultural dynamics. From nostalgic family bonding to the blending of sports and politics, this dialogue reveals the fascinating intersection that influences today's political landscape.

Josh Glancy, News Review Editor at The Sunday Times and former Washington bureau chief, dives into the implications of Donald Trump's surprising election victory. He discusses Trump's vision for the U.S., the reshaping of the Republican Party, and potential cabinet members, including controversial figures like Elon Musk. The conversation shifts to foreign policy impacts, particularly concerning NATO and the Middle East, and an exploration of Project 2025, aimed at dismantling liberal governance. Glancy captures the unpredictable future of a second Trump presidency amid increased polarization.

Josh Glancy, News Review Editor at The Sunday Times, offers keen insights into the political race as Kamala Harris gains momentum against Donald Trump. They discuss Trump's struggles to counter Harris's narrative and the challenges posed by shifting voter sentiments. The conversation delves into the bizarre tactics of modern campaigning, including outrageous rumors, and highlights key polling shifts that could impact the election. As the Democratic National Convention unfolds, the dynamics of the upcoming debates emerge as critical for both candidates.

Josh Glancy, Editor of News Review at The Sunday Times, discusses Kamala Harris's chances against Donald Trump, her journey from prosecutor to VP, and potential challenges she may face as a presidential candidate. The podcast analyzes swing states, her communication struggles, and appeal to key demographics.

The podcast discusses the public perception of Keir Starmer, uncovering a more appealing and genuine side of the potential next prime minister. It explores his personal journey, work ethic, and energetic personality, providing insights into his character beyond his controlled demeanor. The episode also delves into the contrast between a politician's public persona and their private interview style, emphasizing substance over style in politics.